Sentence examples for spare future from inspiring English sources

The report published on Wednesday set out the potential consequences of failed negotiations: Exit from the euro Soaring inflation resulting from an exchange rate crisis 'Deep recession', hitting household income, pushing up unemployment 'exponentially' "What we need today is a viable debt deal which will spare future generations burdens that we have no right to saddle them with," the report said.

Would you sacrifice half of mankind and condemn them to great suffering to spare future generations?

My gut tells me that legal action taken against these young people does little to spare future victims.

The move follows a heated debate within the White House over whether the president should honor his campaign pledge to scrap the agreement, or whether he should stand united with the rest of the global community, and spare future generations from a life of sweltering purgatory.

But they also expressed optimism -- optimism that by sharing their suffering, they could spare future victims the same fate -- if, that is, the D.C. Council takes their unanimous recommendation to strengthen the proposed legislation by ensuring that victims have an advocate and providing external oversight of the MPD.

The country is now united in the fight against polio and has the unique opportunity to spare future generations from this crippling disease.

Timely reporting spares future victims.

Worse, with so little spare capacity future supply shocks could lead to sharp increases.

If we can eliminate mitochondrial disease with genetic transfer, won't people with other genetic diseases want us to spare their future children?

It's not hard to sympathize with parents' hopes to spare their future child racial taunts or confused identity.

Do you think that if we read somewhere that immunizations are suspected to cause Autism, that we might spare any future children we might have from getting Autism, too?